Your competition has 200 reviews. You have 23. That's not a coincidence.
After every visit, clients get a short message asking them to rate their experience. Happy ones go straight to Google, unhappy ones come to you before they post publicly. Reviews grow on their own, without your involvement and without awkward asks at the door.
The problem we solve
You know reviews matter, but asking for them on the way out of your office feels awkward. Then you forget, and the client isn't going to open Google and write a review on their own. The result is that a competitor with 200 reviews outranks you on Google Maps, and clients pick them just because they have more stars. According to research, a half-star increase in average rating means roughly 20% more revenue. Not because that business is better - because they have a review collection system and you don't.
Step by step
The visit ends
The system detects a completed visit based on your calendar or booking system. No clicking, no remembering, no following up after hours.
Client rates the visit
An hour after the visit, the client gets an SMS or email with one simple question: how would you rate your visit? One tap, no forms.
Sentiment filtering
A rating of 4 or 5 stars means a redirect straight to Google with a ready review link. 3 stars or below sends the client to an internal form that goes only to you.
Reviews grow on their own
In your dashboard you can see how many reviews you've collected, your average rating, and how you stack up against your 3 closest competitors. Every month you get a summary report.
Examples from your industry
Dentist
Patient leaves after a root canal. An hour later they get an SMS asking to rate the visit. Tap: 5 stars, redirect to Google. The review is online before the patient gets home.
Beauty salon
Client after a gel manicure gets a message asking for a rating. 5 stars, Google link, writes: 'Best nails in town.' 90 days and the salon has 80 new reviews.
Auto mechanic
Client picks up their car after a brake pad replacement. SMS asking about satisfaction. 2-star rating. Instead of a public complaint on Google, the feedback goes to you. You call, sort it out, the client stays.
Before and after 90 days
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